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I picked up a 87 cr250 to ride at vintage races. Long story but I decided to go with 82 rm465. My question is how much is it worth to sell. It’s totally complete. My plan was to restore but never got to it. It’s in decent shape and not been sitting in the sun. Radiators don’t look bad so not sure on water pump. Gonna get it washed and started in the next week. Also has a good Pro Circuit pipe. Is it worth 1500 or 3000. No idea. Thanks
But $1,500 would be a good starting point to throw it up on an ad site for post vintage group for.
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And definitely take a close look at the waterpump!
I would ride and race it, keep it in good shape, those are really good bikes.
Unfortunately it has the appearance of someone took the plastics and other easy to remove stuff and rattle canned it. The rear brake reservoir appears painted. The rims, spokes and hubs appear painted as one.
A buyer near that amount of $2000 would have to know little about what this model should look like and just want a bike.
87 CRs near stock are desirable for restoration. Maybe one of the most popular for a 80’s era bike.
For someone to buy it and restore it they would want this cheap. Maybe $1000.
To get upwards of $2000 or more it would have to look more original.
If you do not want to nor have time/resources to restore it than finish it and ride it as TT suggested. A chain, lower swingarm guide block and some bolts/washers/nuts about $100 or so.
If those sprockets are worn putting a new chain on that will shorten the life of the chain quickly.
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